Reviews

I'm sure that oodles have been written about the excellent imagery, the winning performances, and the facility with which Bonnie and Clyde balance on the edge as anti-heroes.

Bonnie and Clyde were a criminal couple that became notorious for their robbing and killing sprees during the Great Depression.

Beatty gives a nicely controlled performance as Clyde Barrow, one of cinema's premiere anti-heros who Beatty chose not to make a superhero by inflicting his hero with several very human characteristics, some of which that weren't discussed out loud in 1967, mainly his impotence, which is implied in ...

Arthur Penn's second consecutive homage to the French New Wave hits paydirt in a spectacular character study/black comedy/social satire utilizing Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow as a commentary on not only what they represented in the 1930s, but more importantly, what film and hero worship represente...